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Investigations into the best way to consult with local people– including parish councils – is to kick off in the new year in a North Yorkshire district.
Hambleton district councillors have agreed to call to a halt their quarterly area forums after hearing they were often poorly attended and business clashed with another set of regular meetings.
The Hambleton Strategic Forum operates area partnerships across the district – apart from in Thirsk – which often involve the same people and the same topics for debate.
Council leader Neville Huxtable said: "Effective community engagement is vital for the work of the district council. But the area forums have no powers - they are not decision making bodies nor do they have a budget.
"They have enabled a low level of interaction between the council and local people but we believe there may be better ways and we will be exploring those in the future."


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The following represents the criteria for direct citation by the District Offices:
1. Infestation: Inspection shows substantial insect, rodent, or bird infestation of an establishment manufacturing or storing food for human use, with direct avenues of contamination, with or without filth findings in correlated samples.
2. 1080 Rodenticide: Inspection shows careless use of 1080 in an establishment manufacturing or storing food for human or animal use.
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HOUSTON, Dec. 28 -- In an earlier than usual report ahead of the Christmas holidays, Baker Hughes Inc. said Dec. 23 US drilling activity dropped 15 rotary rigs to 1,178 units working this week, compared with 1,721 during the same period in 2008.
Land rig drilling was down by 15 rigs to 1,131 in operation. Inland water activity lost 2 rigs, with 11 still working. However, that was offset by the addition of 2 rigs offshore to 35 in the Gulf of Mexico and a total of 36 on US shelf.
Gas drilling dropped 22 rigs to 751. Drilling for oil increased by 7 units to 416. There were 11 rigs unclassified. Directional drilling dipped by 3 rigs to 199 working. Horizontal drilling was down 8 units to 564.
Louisiana, Oklahoma, and North Dakota were up by 2 rigs each to 179, 95, and 64 units, respectively. Pennsylvania increased by 1 to 63. Unchanged were Texas at 478 and West Virginia at 22. New Mexico, Wyoming, California, and Alaska were down 1 rotary rig each to respective counts of 49, 40, 25, and 8. Colorado and Arkansas were down 2 rigs each to 42 and 35, respectively.
Canada's weekly rig count fell by 100 units to 268 still drilling, compared with 279 rigs working a year ago.


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Study: Seals Infected Early Americans With Tuberculosis
Obviously (74 comments)
The disease originated less than 6,000 years ago
Well duhhh. To be any older than that, it would have been around before the Earth existed.
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Obviously (74 comments)
The disease originated less than 6,000 years ago
Well duhhh. To be any older than that, it would have been around before the Earth existed.
Re:Well, since it's inevtiable (784 comments)
I believe it's called a lobotomy.
Re:Its called evolution.. (224 comments)
I hope you eventually stopped to look up the definition of "irony."
Re:My question is for Slashdot (129 comments)
This. It seems like every couple of weeks one of these gets posted, yet I haven't seen an actual response in ages.
Re:Sounds reasonable, but look who's in prison (220 comments)
And this is why the US justice system is completely screwed.
Re:Opinion? (480 comments)
Please choose this one; I suspect he has something interesting to say about it.
Re:linux games (669 comments)
Did they ever fix the texture issues on the Torchlight Linux client, or are you just running it through wine?
Re:Fast and slow (669 comments)
From my experience, Dota 2's Linux client is superior to HoN's (at least while using an AMD GPU). The developers of HoN also have a new MOBA in beta called Strife, and it also has a Linux client, though I haven't tried it out yet. I like HoN's hero movement more than Dota 2, and I still miss some heroes like Electrician, but overall I prefer Dota 2. It simply has a better matchmaking system, but I wish it would implement something like HoN's public game system. Plus none of my friends play HoN anymore, so Dota is where I have to go if I don't want to solo-queue.
Re:wow (189 comments)
I guess we've moved on from using "Libraries of Congress" as a unit of data size. I wonder how many "less than Wikipedia"s worth of data the NSA has?
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Any person using the female pronoun by default is simply trying to push some kind of agenda.
Yeah, just like whoever writes the Dungeons and Dragons player handbooks!
Lottery Ticket Scanning Machine (322 comments)
In high school I worked at the service counter of a grocery store. The lottery ticket scanner was a touchscreen computer that was running Linux.
Re:Sad news (204 comments)
If you find out, please share it with the rest of us so we can also avoid the beta.
Re:Limited potential (188 comments)
How many times IRL have you heard a female friend say "Looks don't really matter to me. I'm just looking for a nice guy,"
Zero. I have never heard a woman say that. I think the idea of the woman who says this is made up by men who have no other quality other than being "nice" and want someone to blame for their lack of romantic success.
Re:Work on the basics (387 comments)
as much as javascript is as shit as python, it's like that annoying relative that you just can't get rid of so you may as well get used to
I'll agree with you for the most part about Javascript, but I don't understand your disdain for Python, and also not sure why you think it's so hard to get rid of. From my experience, it's not all that widely used (and it's also very easy to use and not nearly as cludgy as Javascript).
Re:Afraid of bugged hardware? (397 comments)
What cities/neighborhoods have you been in?! I can't even recall any incident of something like that happening to me.
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Exactly. Even if our entire understanding of science is wrong, there is at least value in teaching the scientific process.
Re:What's the big deal? (770 comments)
I grew up in a fundamentalist Christian household, and while it took a while to shake off the emotional baggage associated with such an upbringing, I am now a productive member of society and opponent of creationism being taught on the tax payer's dollar. While one's beliefs are likely to be influenced by their parents', each individual still has the ability to form their own belief system, and I chose science and reason.
Re:Biology workbook (770 comments)
I don't believe that is exclusively an American problem.
Re:No Vacation in December?! (378 comments)
Yes, everyone should share your misery. Good point.
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My thoughts exactly. Unless a kid is suffering from a terminal illness, there's no reason to suffer this much to get them a toy that they otherwise would only have to wait a couple of extra days for.


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No trip to Cairo would be complete without a visit to Khan Al-Khalili. The bazaar is loud, crowded, colorful, and exciting—full of all kinds of goods and shiny baubles. You can find the typical tourist trinkets here, but don't let them distract you from the genuinely fine shopping to be found here.
There is a spice market where you can by fresh spices of any variety. The perfume market is awash with countless mixing scents of essential oils. Deeper into the market there are gold vendors and antiques shops full of interesting pieces. There are fabric shops and carpet vendors and sellers of just about anything you might desire. If you cannot find what you are looking for, do not hesitate to ask a vendor because there is a good chance they will know where to find it.
Even if you are not looking to buy taking a walk through the winding alleys of this labyrinthine district, you are sure to find something that will catch your eye.
There is also an upscale restaurant in the market that bears his name. The market is next to Hussein Square, the garden in front of Hussein Mosque. This square also offers many cafes and cheaper restaurants.


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14 Thy prophets have seen for thee false and foolish visions; And they have not uncovered thine iniquity, to bring back thy captivity, But have seen for thee false oracles and causes of banishment. | 14 The visions of your prophets were false and worthless; they did not expose your sin to ward off your captivity. The oracles they gave you were false and misleading. |
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According to The Guardian, Murdoch is looking at projections that there will be 40 million iPads in use by the end of next year:
A source said: "He envisions a world in which every family has a iPad in the home and it becomes the device from which they get their news and information. If only 5% of those 40 million subscribe to the Daily, that's already two million customers."
Murdoch certainly isn't alone in his optimism about the projected explosion in tablet technology. When I interviewed the vice president of ABC News Digital in July, he gave me an emphatic "yes" when I asked him if it was naïve of people to dismiss tablet technology as hype, considering how expensive iPads are, at least at the moment. I told him that I didn't personally know anyone who used an iPad yet. We joked about how that's probably because I'm a journalist who hangs out with other journalists (Ha ha, very funny, we are all broke).
The thing to keep in mind about Murdoch is that, even if tablet sales are slower than he expects, he's got the capital to keep a money-losing operation going for quite a while—as Fox News was, remember, for the first several years—while he waits for the iPad market and all his potential readers to catch up.


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When someone is arrested should police be able to take a DNA sample to check for matches to other crimes or is it an invastion of privacy?
Rest of articleMaryland's DNA law, which allows police to take samples of suspects' genetic material for possible matches to other crimes, will be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court next year, the justices announced Friday.
The law, a signature crime-fighting initiative of Gov. Martin O'Malley, was ruled unconstitutional by Maryland's highest court in April. But in July, U.S. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. issued an order allowing police to continue collecting DNA samples, signaling that the high court would ultimately weigh in on the issue that has pitted law enforcement interests against privacy concerns.
On Friday, the Supreme Court announced it would hear Maryland v. King, a case that stems from a previously unsolved 2003 rape case in Salisbury. When a DNA sample was taken from Alonzo Jay King Jr. after an arrest on unrelated assault charges in 2009, it was used to convict him of the earlier crime. Saying the use of King's DNA violated his rights, the Maryland Court of Appeals overturned his conviction in April and sent the case back to trial court.
"We applaud the decision by the Supreme Court to review Maryland's case regarding DNA collection," O'Malley said in a prepared statement. "Allowing law enforcement to collect DNA samples from offenders charged with serious crimes is absolutely critical to our efforts to continue driving down crime in Maryland and bolsters our efforts to resolve open investigations and bring them to a resolution ? providing victims long-deserved closure."
The Maryland Public Defender's office, which represented King, has argued that taking suspects' DNA before they are even convicted of crimes and using the samples to link them to previous or future crimes violates their right to privacy and constitutes an unlawful search and seizure.
"People who are presumed to be innocent should not be subject to the warrantless seizure of intensely personal genetic information," Stephen B. Mercer, chief of the Public Defender's Forensics Division, said Friday.
Advocates of the DNA law argue that the measure has helped police solve even cold-case crimes and put away violent criminals.
"We are pleased by [Friday's] decision and look forward to the opportunity to defend this important crime-fighting tool before the nation's highest court," Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler said in a prepared statement. "With Chief Justice Roberts' stay still in place, Maryland's DNA database remains in operation, helping law enforcement identify and bring to justice violent perpetrators in some of our state's most gruesome unsolved cases."
The law, which went into effect in 2009, expanded the collection of DNA samples from those convicted of crimes to those who have been arrested for violent crime or burglary, even if they were not found guilty. More than half of the states currently collect DNA samples from suspects of violent crime.
Taking DNA is akin to fingerprinting suspects in an attempt to link them to crimes, its supporters have argued.
"There is no reasonable, principled distinction to be made between taking and using fingerprints for identification purposes and taking and using DNA identifiers for identification purposes," Gansler wrote in his petition to the Supreme Court to allow its continued collection.
But opponents contend that taking DNA goes far beyond a fingerprint and into a person's very genetic makeup and that having this very private information stored in a federal or state database leaves open the possibility that it will be used for other purposes.
Supreme Court will hear Md. DNA law - Baltimore Sun
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I honestly don't understand the difference between the sample and fingerprints and the article didn't really clear it up for me. Maybe someone else will have so more info besides "it invades privacy" like the article stated lol.
Right now, don't see the problem. If you aren't a troublemaker, what does it matter what samples they take?
Taking fingerprints isn't an invasion of privacy nor would taking a picture. I don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy when it comes to my fingerprints or image in general.
My DNA on the other hand, I do have an expectation of privacy. It requires an invasive procedure. SCOTUS heard a case on whether blood tests for drunk driving violates the 4th amendment. The haven't issued a final ruling, but the articles I read said they are leaning toward that yes, it invates privacy.
Not only that, it was an unrelated crime. They had no reason to collect his DNA for an assualt charge.
Jess in a lot of cases, like rape in particular, they may have been able to collect DNA but never caught the rapist, not so much with fingerprints.
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I don't agree with this, for the bolded reason in particular.The Maryland Public Defender's office, which represented King, has argued that taking suspects' DNA before they are even convicted of crimes and using the samples to link them to previous or future crimes violates their right to privacy and constitutes an unlawful search and seizure.
Oh that I get. I'm not getting why this is considered more of an invasion of privacy but a fingerprint is not. Swab inside of the mouth am I right?
Do we take fingerprints before convicted of crimes? If someone is brought into the police station on charges, are they not collected then? Why can we not take a DNA sample?
I guess the privacy of my mouth is just as equal to the privacy of my fingerprint at least to me.
I don't get it either. I can hardly see calling a swab of the inside of my cheek an "invasive procedure". And as far as the quote that Melissa posted, the same can be said of fingerprints, can't it? I mean, in some crime scenes fingerprints are collected...in some crime scenes DNA is collected...in some crime scenes they are lucky enough to get both. If someone is brought in on charges, and they are going to take their fingerprints, and keep them in a database which they can use to search against other crimes, why not do the same with the DNA? I fail to see the difference.
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My thought is the day is coming when they will take DNA from every baby at birth and keep it on file. For some reasons that could be good (ie kidnapping) but it could also be bad if in the future you commit a crime... I don't know. As a former victim I say everyone arrested should have DNA taken but I know I am very biased.
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Akbank TAS (AKBNK), the Turkish lender part- owned by Citigroup Inc. (C:US), reported a drop in second-quarter profit, missing all estimates in a Bloomberg survey.
Net income fell 16 percent to 535.1 million liras ($300 million), compared with 640.3 million liras a year earlier. The average of 4 analyst estimates on Bloomberg was 607.3 million liras.
"Net income was below estimates as the bank had lower- than-expected other income and higher-than-expected effective tax rate,'' Muge Dagistan, an analyst at BGC Partners in Istanbul, said in an e-mail today. ''But expectations are high for the third quarter so I'm not negative.''
The shares closed 2.1 percent higher at 6.82 liras today in Istanbul, the biggest jump since July 26. The benchmark ISE National 100 index rose 2.4 percent.
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by Andrew Sacher
photo: of Montreal in Chicago in 2012 (more by Sara Pieper)
As discussed, of Montreal are releasing a new album called Aureate Gloom on March 3 via Polyvinyl. They've already released the single "Bassem Sabry" and now they've got another one out, "Empryean Abattoir." It starts off as bouncy, classic-sounding of Montreal like the last single, but ends as something much more driving. Check it out below.
The band have also added 2015 tour dates, including NYC on March 11 at Webster Hall. Tickets for that show are on sale now. The tour also includes SXSW, where they'll play the Polyvinyl showcase.
All dates are listed, with the new single, below...
by Bill Pearis
Of Montreal are back with a new album, Aureate Gloom, which will be out March 3 via Polyvinyl. That's the cover art above and album tracklist is below. Main man Kevin Barnes calls the new album "a golden despondency" on which he further elucidates:
I was going through a very stormy period in my life and felt like I was just completely trashed. I might be guilty of sharing or exposing too much of my private life, but to me the best albums are those that help people connect with an artist on a deep, human level and that do so without too much artifice or evasiveness.The new album's first single is "Bassem Sabry" which is definitely in the classic of Montreal bouncy, danceable style. Stream it below.
Kevin Barnes might play a few new songs when he performs at Baby's All Right on Thursday (12/11) which is one of a handful of solo shows he's been doing. Tickets are still available. Of Montreal have tour dates for 2015, too, though nothing in NYC yet. Those are listed below...
Continue reading "Of Montreal announce new LP, 'Aureate Gloom' (stream a track) ++ tour dates"
of Montreal at Northside Fest 2012 (more by Joe McCabe)
of Montreal will hit the road again in the southern US this January, but ahead of that frontman Kevin Barnes will be performing a few solo shows. One of those gigs happens in NYC on December 11 at Baby's All Right, which seems like a cool place to see him. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
All dates are listed, with a live video of Kevin playing solo, below...
Continue reading "of Montreal's Kevin Barnes playing solo shows, Baby's All Right included (dates)"
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of Montreal, Deerhoof, Ducktails, The Dodos, Foxygen's Jonathan Rado, and Jacco Gardner are a few of the artists who'll be contributing to Polyvinyl's 4-Track Singles Series Vol. 2. For it they mailed an artist an old Tascam 4-track recorder to record two songs to tape. When they finished, the mailed the machine to the next artist, and so on and so on. Subscribers to the series will receive a limited edition, two-song 7" each month in 2015, pressed on colored vinyl and packaged in a jacket featuring unique artwork by Grammy-nominated artist Jesse LeDoux. Subscriptions are available now and the full roster of 2015 participating artists is below.
Speaking of Foxygen, they were in NYC not too long ago for two shows promoting their new album, ...And Star Power. We posted pictures from Webster Hall already, but now we've got a belated set from Music Hall of Williamsbug, including openers Jungle Green. More pictures below.
THE PAST IS A GROTESQUE ANIMAL is a personal, accessible portrait of an artist - of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes - whose pursuit to make transcendent music at all costs drives him to value art over human relationships. As he struggles with all of those around him, family and bandmates alike, he's forced to reconsider the future of the band, begging the question - is this really worth it?Jason Miller's of Montreal documentary, The Past is a Grotesque Animal, is a very up-close, very personal look at the band and main man Kevin Barnes in particular. The film opens around the country this week at limited engagements. Screening dates are listed below. We're premiering an exclusive clip from the film which you can watch, along with the film's trailer, below.
NYC can see The Past is a Grotesque Animal at the IFC Center on Friday (6/20) and Saturday (6/21) at 9:45 PM and 11:45 PM. The Friday early show is sold out but you can still get tickets to the three other screenings. If you'd like to go for free, we've got a few pairs of tickets to give away to the non-sold-out screenings. Each winner will also get a vinyl copy of Of Montreal's latest LP, Lousy with Sylvainbriar. Details below.
Of Montreal, the band, will be on a tour this fall which doesn't hit NYC. List of screening dates, that exclusive clip, trailer, and contest details, below...
Pillar Point (aka onetime Throw Me the Statue singer Scott Reitherman) released his debut album earlier this year via Polyvinyl. Current single "Echoes" just got remixed by Zoolab, and that track makes its premiere in this post.
Having just played Sasquatch, Pillar Point are currently on a headlining US tour that includes a stop in NYC at Mercury Lounge on June 15 (tickets). This fall, Pillar Point opens for of Montreal on tour, which unfortuantely does not hit the NYC area. (oM did just play here in April.) All tour dates are listed, along with the remix stream, below...
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Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks @ Bowery Ballroom 4/21/2014
Animal Collective's Avey Tare released Enter the Slasher House earlier this month via Domino and he and his Slasher Flicks are currently on tour in support. That tour hit NYC last night (4/21) for a show at Bowery Ballroom. The band -- which includes Angel Deradoorian -- played in near darkness, save for a few glowing skulls on stage. Spooky. Dustin Wong, who played with Deradoorian the night before at Baby's All Right, opened the show with his impressive loop pedal skills. Pictures from the show are in this post.
Meanwhile, Kevin Barnes of Of Montreal (who play NYC next month) reviewed Enter the Slasher House over at The Talkhouse:
i like how much he sings and how many different words he uses without articulating anything penetrable on any simple human "emotional" level. though it is very emotive, just in a more abstract sort of way. it is as if a policemanhumanshield-constructed garden was viewed by all as pornographic and gained some heavy notoriety. lots of desperation/repetition and shaking of a friend by the shoulders and very little storming off in a huff, virtually no huff to speak of, and i do appreciate that. the gnarly things we might find if pulling up the carpeting in a bathroom during a renovation, a decrepit inner city house being flipped yet enough mountain laughter to make it worth the effort. the outlaw is the future. the future. the future. the future. i've always cheered for this man and his wildly talented friends. it's no surprise to me that this album kicks so much ass.If you haven't checked out the album, it's streaming via Rdio. More pics from last nights' show below...
The War on Drugs at Bowery Ballroom in March (more by PSquared)
As you may know, the Northside Festival returns to multiple Brooklyn venues from June 12-15 this year, and includes Sharon Van Etten, Courtney Barnett, Fuck Buttons, Titus Andronicus & Eagulls, CHVRCHES, Albert Hammond Jr., Dead Milkmen and more.
There have since been new additions to the schedule, including two big outdoor, all ages shows at the 6000-capacity 50 Kent (formerly Williamsburg Park, entrance at N. 12th). The first is The War on Drugs on Friday, June 13 ($20 adv, $25 day of) and then it's Beirut on Saturday, June 14 ($35 adv and day of). Tickets will be on sale soon via Northside Fest's site. These not-free big outdoor shows are in addition to the free big outdoor shows in McCarren Park with CHVRCHES (6/15) and one more TBA.
Other lineup additions include Perfect Pussy, Pharmakon, Eleanor Friedberger, Lust for Youth, Diane Coffee, Talib Kweli, Ava Luna, Yvette, Benjamin Booker (touring with Courtney Barnett), The Barr Brothers and Shamir (live debut). More info on exact venues and individual tickets will be available soon at Northside Fest's site where you can also buy a festival badge (Early Bird Music Badges ($65), Innovation Badges ($245), Film Badges ($25), and Premium Badges ($275) are on sale).
There's also a film portion, including the NY premieres of Homemakers (dir. Colin Healey), the Oscilloscope-presented of Montreal documentary The Past is a Grotesque Animal (dir. Jason Miller), and Whiffed Out (dir. Jason Giampietro), and the Brooklyn premiere of Summer of Blood (dir. Onur Tukel). More info on the film portion here.
Kevin Barnes w/ of Montreal, Northside Fest 2012 (more by Joe McCabe)
Next week, of Montreal will start their spring tour which hits NYC at Le Poisson Rouge on May 11. Tickets are still available. About a month before that (April 11) at LPR, frontman Kevin Barnes will be playing a solo show. Tickets are on sale now.
In other news, of Montreal have a couple Record Store Day releases lined up. First is a 10th Anniversary edition of Satanic Panic in the Attic on double vinyl, and the second disc contains seven additional tracks.
The other is a 7" featuring the song "Jigsaw Puzzle" which was recorded during the same sessions as last year's Lousy with Sylvianbriar. You can stream it below.
by Bill Pearis
Brazilian duo Boogarins released their psych-pop-heavy LP, As Plantas Que Curam, last year via Other Music Recording Company. The band have a new video for album cut "Erre" which features some cool old-school animation and you can watch that below.
Having already let us know they were playing SXSW and Austin Psych Fest, Boogarins have announced their first full-scale North American tour. Some of those dates are with Merge-signed Vertical Scratchers (John Schmersal of Brainiac/Enon's new band), including that band's NYC show at Glasslands on March 25. Tickets are still available.
Before Austin Psych Fest, Boogarins will have a few dates with Temples, and after they'll open a few shows for of Montreal. All dates are listed, along with the new video, below...
Austin Psych Fest 2013 (more by Tim Griffin)
Austin Psych Fest returns for its 6th year from May 2-4 at the Carson Creek Ranch, and since we last spoke, the festival's lineup has been expanded to now include The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Panda Bear, The War On Drugs, Graveyard, Mikal Cronin, Bombino, Peaking Lights, Pink Mountaintops, The Fresh and Onlys, Sleepy Sun, The Octopus Project, Bardo Pond, Higgins Waterproof Black Magic Band, Morgan Delt, Cosmonauts, Pure X, Guardian Alien, Mark McGuire, Greg Ashley and more.
They join previously announced bands like Loop, Black Angels, The Zombies, of Montreal, The Horrors, Black Lips, Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks, Liars and more. Unfortunately, Primal Scream, who had to cancel their US tour, are no longer playing. APF Tickets are still available.
The fest has also announced that there will be kickoff parties the Thursday (2/1) before at Mohawk and Red 7 with sets from The Warlocks, Night Beats, Indian Jewelry, Elephant Stone, Golden Animals, Holy Wave and more TBA.
Updated lineup and flyer below...
Sasquatch! Music Festival is returning for two weekends in 2014 to The Gorge in Quincy, Washington, and the lineups (which are different both weekends) have just been announced. The May lineup (5/23 - 5/25, aka Memorial Day Weekend) includes Outkast, The National, Queens of the Stone Age, M.I.A., Haim, Neko Case, Foals, Cut Copy, Violent Femmes, Elbow, Mogwai, Tyler the Creator, Chance the Rapper, Rudimental, Phantogram, tUnE-yArDs, First Aid Kit, Rodriguez, AlunaGeorge, Panda Bear, Phosphorescent, Bob Mould, Washed Out, Austra, Parquet Courts, Deafheaven, Big Freedia, Liars, Waxahatchee, Tacocat, Princess (feat. Maya Rudolph), Bridget Everett, Eric Andre and more.
The July lineup (7/4 - 7/6, aka Independence Day Weekend) includes Soundgarden, Kraftwerk, New Order, Frank Ocean, Royksopp + Robyn, Neutral Milk Hotel, Spoon, Broken Bells, Tegan & Sara, Local Natives, Gogol Bordello, Rhye, Black Angels, Deltron 3030, The Horrors, Junip, The Notwist, Kurt Vile, Talib Kweli, of Montreal, Action Bronson, Punch Brothers, Sharon Van Etten, Casey Veggies, RL Grime, Fuck Buttons, Courtney Barnett, Cloud Nothings, Foxygen, Palma Violets, Mikal Cronin, Mac DeMarco, Jon Hopkins, Gold Panda, Majical Cloudz, Duke Dumont, Oneohtrix Point Never, Death, Black Prairie, Latryx, Metz, John Grant, Reigning Sound, Young & Sick, Chad VanGaalen, Mutual Benefit, Helms Alee, Demetri Martin, Eugene Mirman, Kurt Braunohler, John Hodgman and more. There will also be fireworks for the 4th of July.
Tickets (including a 2-weekend pass option) go on sale Saturday at 10 AM.
Full lineups for both weekends below...
of Montreal at Savannah Stopover 2013 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
Pop weirdos of Montreal haven't really left the road since their fall 2013 release of Lousy With Syvianbriar, and that won't change anytime soon. They've just announced another North American run, which includes a leg with Why?-related band Dream Tiger that hits NYC on May 11 at Le Poisson Rouge. Tickets for that show are on sale now. All dates are listed below.
In related news, fellow Elephant 6 bands Neutral Milk Hotel and Elf Power continue the NYC run of their current tour which includes sold-out shows at Webster Hall tonight (1/27) and Tuesday (1/28). If you missed it, check out our review of the Capitol Theatre show.
of Montreal also just made a video for "She Ain't Speakin' Now" off Lousy With Syvianbriar, which you can watch, along with the list of tour dates, below...
Austin Psych Fest 2013 (more by Tim Griffin)
The 6th annual Austin Psych Fest happens from May 2-4 at the Carson Creek Ranch (where it took place last year), and this year's lineup includes Primal Scream, Loop, The Black Angels, The Zombies, of Montreal, The Horrors, Black Lips, Temples, Avey Tare's Slasher Flick, Liars, Mono, Destruction Unit, Oneohtrix Point Never, Moon Duo, TOY, Earthless, Shannon and the Clams, La Femme, Yamantaka // Sonic Titan, Quilt, Gap Dream, Circuit Des Yeux, and more. Tickets (including a camping pass option) are on sale now.
Let's hope that means a Loop (who just played ATP End of an Era) and Primal Scream will have other North American shows while here. French band La Femme mentioned they'd be doing a two-month North American tour in 2014 and this is the first actual date we've seen.
Full Austin Psych Fest 2014 lineup below...
Phosphorescent at Rough Trade NYC (more by Amanda Hatfield)
We just got Q, Mojo and SPIN, and now we get another year-end music list for 2013 from Paste. The #1 slot went to Phosphorescent for their album Muchacho. Check out the full list below...
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by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: La Luz - Big Big Blood (MP3)
As mentioned, Seattle's finest surf quartet, La Luz, are opening for Of Montreal at the second of two shows at Music Hall of Williamsburg (October 28). Tickets are currently on AmEx presale and go on sale to the general public Friday (8/2) at noon. From that show on, La Luz are on the rest of the Of Montreal tour. Hopefully, they'll add a small headlining show in NYC before they start. They were just terrific when they played NYC earlier this month, and if you're going to see Of Montreal on this tour, definitely make a point to arrive early.
Meanwhile, La Luz have let it be known they have signed with Hardly Art and the label will release their debut album, It's Alive, on October 15. The record contains a few songs from the Damp Face, but neither side of their recent 7" on Suicide Squeeze. You can download "Big Big Blood" from the album above and stream it below.
All La Luz tour dates are listed, along with album art, tracklist, and song stream, below.
of Montreal at Savannah Stopover 2013 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
Pop weirdos of Montreal have a new album, lousy with sylvianbriar, due out on October 8 via Polyvinyl, and while no touring plans have been revealed for it yet, the band did announce two NYC shows. Those shows happen on October 27 and 28 at Music Hall of Williamsburg. Night 1 is being opened by Surface to Air Missive and night 2 is being opened by Seattle's surfy La Luz. Tickets for both of those shows go on AmEx presale today (7/31) at noon with a general on-sale beginning Friday (8/2) at noon.
Those are of Montreal's only two currently announced dates. UPDATE: A full tour was just announced (via Pitchfork), and most shows are with La Luz. All dates are listed, along with a stream of the single from the new album, "fugitive air," below...
Of Montreal return with a new album, titled lousy with sylvianbriar, on October 8 via their longtime label Polyvinyl. That's the cover art above. The record was recorded in San Francisco with engineer Drew Vandenberg (Deerhunter, Toro y Moi), with the full OM band, and was made in only three weeks. Says main man Kevin Barnes:
I knew I wanted the process to be more in line with the way people used to make albums in the late 60s and early 70s. I wanted to work fast and to maintain a high level of spontaneity and immediacy. I wanted the songs to be more lyric driven, and for the instrumental arrangements to be understated and uncluttered.There's definitely a '70s vibe to first single "fugitive air," with some very prominent slide guitar. You can stream it -- and check out the album's tracklist -- below.
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photos by Dominick Mastrangelo
Of Montreal / Ducktails @ Savannah Stopover, 3/8/2013
Amazingly, Athens-based of Montreal's gig was their first ever in Savannah.As mentioned, the Savannah Stopover happened over the weekend in its namesake Georgia town with bands from all over the world playing on their way to SXSW. BV photographer Dominick Mastrangelo was there the whole weekend and here are pics from Friday (3/8), including shots of Of Montreal, Braids, Ducktails, Chris Cohen and more. Check them out below.Of Montreal's show in the park was also the first time the sweeping backdrop of our so-called band shell was used to full effect. Surreal and colorful, the dancing images looked almost as wonderful from a distance as the ridiculous stage theatrics appeared up close.
That event might have been the signature event of the third annual indie music festival that lures many bands headed to Austin for SXSW, but there were plenty of other gems.
Thursday's opening night lineup was especially impressive.
To get the festival rolling, the rich sounds of The Last Bison filled up the glorious North Garden at the Ships of the Sea Museum. The music ended about six hours later, with Mac DeMarco finishing his set by crowd surfing at The Jinx.
In between, a couple of dozen acts played at a variety of downtown venues, including Thurston Moore and his new band Chelsea Light Moving in the beautifully renovated ballroom at the Knights of Columbus on Liberty Street. - [Savannah Now]
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Of Montreal at Webster Hall in 2012 (more by Greg Cristman)
Of Montreal, who will be in Savannah tonight for Savannah Stopover, have just announced a spring tour which brings the band to NYC on May 22 at Music Hall of Williamsburg. That show and many others on the tour are with Wild Moccasins. It's a pretty intimate venue for the band, who played the larger Webster Hall a few times last year and, knowing Of Montreal, things should get pretty crazy. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday (3/15) at noon with an AmEx presale starting Wednesday (3/13) at noon.
The band also just recorded an NPR Tiny Desk Concert. You can watch that video and check out all dates listed below...
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SXSW is no doubt a great way to see a lot of bands in a short amount of time and can be a lot of fun. But it can also be a little much for some. If you'd like to see many of the same bands but in a more genteel setting, you might be interested in The Savannah Stopover which happens the weekend before SXSW (March 7 - 9) in at various clubs in Savannah, Georgia. Over 100 bands will play, including Of Montreal, Merchandise, Mac DeMarco, Chelsea Light Moving, Hunters, Braids, Delicate Steve, Turbo Fruits, Ducktails and loads more.
Tickets ($30 per day or $75 for three-day pass) are on sale now and more info is at Savannah Stopover's website. The full announced lineup is below.
by Bill Pearis
Foxygen @ BVCMJ 2012 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
Foxygen, who were one of the breakout bands at CMJ this year, will release We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic on January 22 via Jagjaguwar records. You can pre-order the album now with a few different "bundle" options. We've got the premiere of video for "Shuggie," which is the album's first single. The black-and-white clip, directed by Ulysses///Onasis, features a lot of people running while carrying giant boxes. Some other stuff happens too, with a very messy ending, but we don't want to spoil it for you, as you can watch it below. The song itself is typical of Foxygen's cross-polination pop approach, that is a little Elton John and a little Jim Morrison, among other things.
Meanwhile, Foxygen are taking their highly-entertaining live show on the road, including some December shows with Of Montreal on their tour which hits NYC on December 11 at Webster Hall. Tickets are still available. Then in 2013, they'll go out with Jagjaguwar labelmates Unknown Mortal Orchestra (but not at their NYC show) for a tour that will take them from the South across the bottom of America and then a trip up the West Coast.
A list of all upcoming dates and the "Shuggie" video, below...
Continue reading "Foxygen release first video from new album, playing lots of shows (dates)"
Bob Mould at one of the last Copper Blue shows, FFF 2012 (more by Glen Brown)
After trotting out jams from his Sugar catalog earlier this year, Bob Mould has put the records, in their entirety, to rest
And now it's time to say farewell to Copper Blue. I'm not retiring the songs -- many of them will be in my live sets forever -- but I am putting the "start to finish" reading of Copper Blue to rest after playing it at the El Rey Theater in Los Angeles, CA on October 30 and then at Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin TX on November 2.Sugar's catalog was recently reiussed by Merge in the US, and will see a UK/EU release via Demon Music Group on December 10th.It was wonderful to pay tribute to Copper Blue by opening the 2012 shows with a start to finish reading of the album. By the end of the North American tour it felt a bit predictable. The longtime followers know my restlessness all too well, so my need to shake things up should be no surprise.
It's not that Bob Mould is one of those types of guys who would always rather showcase new material, in fact, he's always been one to celebrate his back catalog. Case and point, his See a Little Light documentary which is currently seeking funding via Kickstarter.
Last November at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, some of today's most influential artists gathered to celebrate the music of Bob Mould. Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters), Britt Daniel (Spoon), Ryan Adams, No Age, Craig Finn and Tad Kubler (The Hold Steady), Margaret Cho with Grant Lee Phillips, and Jessica Dobson (The Shins, Deep Sea Diver) all performed songs from Bob's historic catalog... Fortunately, the entire evening was captured in stunning audio and high-quality video quality by filmmaker Justin Mitchell.Mould is currently around 20% toward his $95k goal, which ends in 37 days. Contribute if you can. Video on the project is below, beside a string of tour dates.
Bob Mould's next date with NYCers goes down on 2/8/13 at Highline Ballroom, where he'll be DJing alongside his Blowoff partner Richard Morel (tickets). Their last Blowoff party at the venue was on 11/9.
While we're on the subject of Kickstarter, Of Montreal is also looking to do a concert film of their own titled Song Dynasties. The band is currently around 1/3 of the way toward their $75,000 goal in 26 days. Contribute here, but first check out their video presentation below. below.
Of Montreal is on tour this fall, and will play NYC at Webster Hall on December 11th as part of a larger tour. All dates are listed again below...
Of Montreal at McCarren Park in June (more by Joe McCabe)
Of Montreal are set to release a rarities compilation called Daughter of Cloud on October 23 via Polyvinyl. The album compiles 17 tracks recorded from 2007 to present, 10 of which were never released and the other seven which were previously issued on limited edition, rare, or out of print releases. You can stream one of the album's tracks, "Sails, Hermaphroditic," and check out the cover art and tracklist below.
Of Montreal will also be going on a North American tour this fall, which brings them back to NYC for a show at Webster Hall on December 11, where they played twice earlier this year. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday, September 14 at noon with an AmEx presale starting Wednesday, September 12 at noon.
In related news, Kevin Barnes' wife Nina Barnes (who has worked with Of Montreal in the past) has teamed up with Orenda Fink of Azure Ray to form the duo Harouki Zombi, who will release their first EP, Objet Petit A, on October 23 via Polyvinyl. The EP includes a track written by Kevin Barnes ("Vacated Hunters") and was produced by Todd Fink of The Faint. You can stream the EP's title track and check out the tracklist below.
A list of all dates, song streams, cover art, and tracklists are below...
photo via Stephen Cramer
A memorial service for Olivia Tremor Control's Bill Doss, who passed away on July 30, went down at the 40 Watt in Athens on August 4th. Friends and family, like Jeff Mangum, Julian Koster, Robert Schneider, Bryan Poole, Jason NeSmith, Derek Almstead, and Eric Harris, gathered to tell stories and perform songs in tribute to their Elephant 6 brother...
A slide show portrayed Doss with his family, friends and performing with band members and musicians. Others captured a combination of serious and funny portraits.Watch a 12 minute clip from the Georgia event, below..."Bill was a beautiful soul who left the world in a better state than he found it," said Jason NeSmith, lead guitarist of Casper & the Cookies. "I love him like a brother."
When a stream of performers and others who were close to Doss spoke to the gathering, they emphasized laughter, family and music.A tearful reading of The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" started the line of conversations and acoustic performances.
Robert Schneider, lead vocalist and guitarist of Apples in Stereo, recounted the time he first met Doss. [redandblack]
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Brecksville, Ohio
Brecksville, Ohio | |
City | |
Historic house in Brecksville
Location of Brecksville in Ohio |
Location of Brecksville in Cuyahoga County |
Coordinates: 41°18′36″N 81°37′44″W / 41.31000°N 81.62889°WCoordinates: 41°18′36″N 81°37′44″W / 41.31000°N 81.62889°W | |
Country | United States |
State | Ohio |
County | Cuyahoga |
Government | |
• Mayor | Jerry N. Hruby |
Area[1] | |
• Total | 19.68 sq mi (50.97 km2) |
• Land | 19.57 sq mi (50.69 km2) |
• Water | 0.11 sq mi (0.28 km2) |
Elevation[2] | 889 ft (271 m) |
Population (2010)[3] | |
• Total | 13,656 |
• Estimate (2012[4]) | 13,536 |
• Density | 697.8/sq mi (269.4/km2) |
Time zone | Eastern (EST) (UTC-5) |
• Summer (DST) | EDT (UTC-4) |
ZIP code | 44141 |
Area code(s) | 440 |
FIPS code | 39-08364[5] |
GNIS feature ID | 1064483[2] |
Website | http://www.brecksville.oh.us/ |
Brecksville is a city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and is an affluent suburb of Cleveland in the Northeast Ohio Region, the 15th largest Combined Statistical Area in the United States. The population was 13,656 at the 2010 census.
Brecksville is located at 41°18′36″N 81°37′44″W / 41.31000°N 81.62889°W (41.309904, -81.628894).[6]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 19.68 square miles (50.97 km2), of which, 19.57 square miles (50.69 km2) is land and 0.11 square miles (0.28 km2) is water.[1] Brecksville's eastern border is traversed by the Cuyahoga River and borders Sagamore Hills Township and Boston Township, southern border Richfield Township (all three townships in Summit County), western border Broadview Heights and northern border Independence.
Parks and Recreation[edit]
Brecksville's neighborhoods are defined by the city's scenic wooded hills and ravines. As a result, every resident is close to natural beauty that has always been a hallmark of Brecksville living. Many neighborhoods are located next to the Brecksville Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks and the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, one of the most visited National Parks in the country.[7] The Brecksville Reservation consists of 2,500 acres, thus making Brecksville unique among Cuyahoga County communities with one-third of the city being parkland.
The Brecksville Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks provides facilities for picnicking, softball, horseback riding, hiking, and cross-country skiing. A paved all-purpose fitness trail offers walking, biking, running or strolling through the beautiful scenery. Sleepy Hollow, Ohio's #1 rated municipal golf course per Golfweek Magazine,[8] and Seneca golf courses are located within the Reservation.[9] Additionally, Boston Mills and Brandywine ski resorts are close by. The abundance and close proximity of parkland allotted for outdoor activities mitigates the need for residential sidewalks. Thus, Brecksville evokes a more nature influenced appearance than most Cleveland suburbs.
Brecksville was founded in the lands of the Western Reserve in 1811, four years after several men — including Colonel John Breck — purchased the surrounding area. After the land was surveyed, Seth Payne, one of the surveyors, brought his family and settled in the area in June 1811, and he was soon followed by many other families. Although Colonel Breck never lived in Brecksville, his three sons did, and members of his family continued to live in Brecksville until 1934, when his great-grandson Dr. Theodore Breck died.
Brecksville was incorporated as a village in 1921, and it gained the status of city in 1960.[10]
As of 2012, the median income for a household in the city was $91,282, and the median income for a family was $128,632.[11] Of the city's population over the age of 25, 78% hold an Associate's Degree or higher, 51% hold a Bachelor's Degree or higher, and 23% hold a Graduate Degree.[12]
Historical population | |||
Census | Pop. | %± | |
1930 | 1,308 | — | |
1940 | 1,900 | 45.3% | |
1950 | 2,665 | 40.3% | |
1960 | 5,435 | 103.9% | |
1970 | 9,137 | 68.1% | |
1980 | 10,132 | 10.9% | |
1990 | 11,818 | 16.6% | |
2000 | 13,382 | 13.2% | |
2010 | 13,656 | 2.0% | |
Est. 2012 | 13,536 | −0.9% | |
Sources:[5][13][14][15][16] |
2010 census[edit]
As of the census[3] of 2010, there were 13,656 people, 5,349 households, and 3,883 families residing in the city. The population density was 697.8 inhabitants per square mile (269.4/km2). There were 5,623 housing units at an average density of 287.3 per square mile (110.9/km2). The racial makeup of the city was 93.3% White, 1.7% African American, 0.1% Native American, 3.4% Asian, 0.3% from other races, and 1.1% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.4% of the population.
There were 5,349 households of which 30.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 62.9% were married couples living together, 6.9% had a female householder with no husband present, 2.8% had a male householder with no wife present, and 27.4% were non-families. 24.7% of all households were made up of individuals and 11.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.50 and the average family size was 3.00.
The median age in the city was 47.4 years. 22.8% of residents were under the age of 18; 5.3% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 18.1% were from 25 to 44; 36.2% were from 45 to 64; and 17.8% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 49.9% male and 50.1% female.
2000 census[edit]
As of the census[5] of 2000, there were 13,382 people, 5,033 households, and 3,754 families residing in the city. The population density was 682.4 people per square mile (263.5/km²). There were 5,206 housing units at an average density of 265.5 per square mile (102.5/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 95.91% White, 1.85% African American, 0.03% Native American, 2.56% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 0.10% from other races, and 0.53% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.02% of the population.
There were 5,033 households out of which 32.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 61.2% were married couples living together, 6.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.4% were non-families. 22.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 10.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.55 and the average family size was 3.02.
In the city the population was spread out with 23.9% under the age of 18, 4.3% from 18 to 24, 23.8% from 25 to 44, 30.0% from 45 to 64, and 18.1% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 44 years. For every 100 females there were 99.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 98.0 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $88,358, and the median income for a family was $104,347. Males had a median income of $65,382 versus $39,912 for females. The per capita income for the city was $37,838. About 1.8% of families and 2.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 2.8% of those under age 18 and 4.6% of those age 65 or over.
Transportation and Economy[edit]
Brecksville is located near or on a number of highways that provide access to neighboring communities. Its major thoroughfares are State Route 21 (Brecksville Road) north and south, and State Route 82 (Royalton Road west of SR 21, Chippewa Road east of SR 21). I-77 provides access to Cleveland and Akron, while I-80 (the Ohio Turnpike) provides access to Toledo and Pennsylvania. Cleveland RTA and Akron Metro buslines converge in Brecksville at the decommissioned VA Medical Center off Brecksville Road. This provides easy access to either Cleveland or Akron and outlying areas without having to drive.
Brecksville has a solid, diversified economy. Brecksville is a financial center with branches of major regional banks, real estate firms, and national financial asset management companies located in the city. Additionally, such notable companies as Berkshire Hathaway's Lubrizol Corporation, Duck Creek Energy, Inc., Med Data, Inc., Truenorth, Applied Medical Technology, Inc., PNC Financial Services, and AT&T are either headquartered or have sizable operations in the city. Brecksville is also the center of a burgeoning art and culinary scene with a number of locally owned galleries, restaurants and wine bars.
Brecksville shares a school system with its neighboring city, Broadview Heights. There are three elementary schools (Hilton Elementary, Highland Drive Elementary, Chippewa Elementary) within Brecksville proper, and an intermediate school (Central School), a junior high school, and a high school in the system.
The Brecksville-Broadview Heights school system has received various awards for excellence in education. Most recently, the Chippewa and Hilton Elementary Schools were awarded the "School of Distinction" honor by the State Superintendent of Schools.[17] Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School has been a past nominee, by the Ohio Department of Education, for the prestigious Blue Ribbon School Award.[17] Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School has consistently been ranked by U.S. News & World Report magazine as being in the top 5 percent of all high schools in the United States. And in 2013, Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School was recognized in Newsweek magazine's list of the top 2000 public high schools in the United States
Stautzenberger College has a campus in Brecksville.
Cuyahoga Community College affiliate Cuyahoga Valley Career Center - School of Nursing offers full and part time degree programs.
Civic Awards[edit]
Brecksville was named in 2014 by Family Circle magazine as one of the top ten US towns to raise families.[18] The magazine stated that Brecksville has top-rated schools and plenty of green space—including Cuyahoga Valley National Park—for a family-friendly setting. It noted the schools emphasize achievement as well as giving back to the community. Such factors as affordable homes, quality schools, access to healthcare, green space, low crime rate and financial stability were considered as the basis for this award.
Brecksville's Chippewa Garden Club received the "2013 Garden Club of the Year" Award from the Garden Clubs of Ohio.[19] Formed in 1949, the goals of the founding members of the Chippewa Garden Club are; To share a love for gardening, to study the fine art of flower design, to aid in the protection of native plants and wildlife, and to encourage civic betterment. The club previously won the award in 2005 and 2007.
Theater and the Arts[edit]
Brecksville Little Theatre was incorporated as a non-profit community organization in 1949 under charter by the State of Ohio. Performances have been continually held in the Old Town Hall, a registered historic landmark. Brecksville Little Theatre, committed to the community, also provides two scholarship awards to deserving high school seniors in the arts and humanities.[20]
Brecksville Theater on the Square, founded in 1975, has developed into a well established theater of the performing arts, not only providing the community with family theater, but with a wide variety of drama classes and programs offered to students, pre-school through adults. Outreach programs, scholarship offerings and increased community involvement have made BTOTS an innovative local theater company.[21]
The Brecksville Center for the Arts is a non-profit, multidisciplinary art center dedicated to the education, inspiration, encouragement, and support of artists and art enthusiasts of all ages and abilities. Residents of Brecksville and surrounding communities are welcomed in discovering, exploring, enhancing, and promoting art of all types through affordable instruction, student scholarships, community collaborations, and special events.[22]
Emergency sirens[edit]
Brecksville agreed to a Civil Defense Siren system with other cities in Cuyahoga County. The city has 4 sirens from American Signal Corporation and Whelen Engineering Company.
Jerry N. Hruby is currently in his seventh four-year term as mayor of Brecksville. He also serves as the city's Safety Director. In 2011 the Governor of Ohio appointed Hruby to the Ohio Turnpike Committee. He currently is serving as chairman of the committee.[23]
Notable people[edit]
- Matthew "Matt" Capiccioni - Pro wrestler professionally known as M-Dogg 20
- Ryan Dunn - Actor, known for the American reality series Jackass, grew up in Brecksville and is buried in Brecksville's Highland Cemetery
- Steve Gillespie - PASL Soccer player and graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School
- Ann Liguori - Sports radio and television broadcaster, grew up in Brecksville and is a graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School
- Eric Musselman - Former NBA coach and graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School
- Scott Roth - Former NBA player and graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School
- Mark Schulte - Former MLS Soccer player and graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School
- Tom Tupa - Former NFL Pro Bowl quarterback/punter and graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School
Surrounding communities[edit]
Independence | |||
Broadview Heights | Sagamore Hills Township, Boston Township | |||
Richfield Township |
See also[edit]
- The Colson House, built around 1838 by Bolter and Harriet (Waite) Colson.
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- ^ a b "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2013-01-06.
- ^ "Population Estimates". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2013-06-17.
- ^ a b c "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
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- ^ http://gadling.com/2013/04/04/national-park-service-releases-2012-attendance-numbers/
- ^ http://www.clevelandmetroparks.com/Main/Sleepy-Hollow.aspx
- ^ http://www.clevelandmetroparks.com/Main/Reservations-Partners/Brecksville-Reservation-4.aspx
- ^ History, Brecksville city website, 2004. Accessed 2007-05-04.
- ^ http://locallabs.org/brecksville-ohio-income.html
- ^ http://www.cleveland.com/datacentral/index.ssf/2015/01/beachwood_ohio_demographics_ot_1.html#incart_river
- ^ "Population: Ohio". 1930 US Census. U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Number of Inhabitants: Ohio". 18th Census of the United States. U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 22 November 2013.
- ^ "Ohio: Population and Housing Unit Counts". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 22 November 2013.
- ^ "Incorporated Places and Minor Civil Divisions Datasets: Subcounty Population Estimates: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2012". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 25 November 2013.
- ^ a b BBHCSD - District News
- ^ http://www.familycircle.com/family-fun/travel/best-towns-for-families-2014/
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- ^ http://www.brecksvillelittletheatre.org/
- ^ http://www.btots.org/
- ^ http://brecksvillearts.com/
- ^ http://www.mayorhruby.com/about.html
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Year in Review: The 13 Worst Films of 2013
Best of 2013 By Kate Erbland on December 16, 2013 | Comments (8)If you listen to the wrong kind of people (cultural pessimists, that is), every year is the worst year in cinema, at least since the last one. But as we learned last year, high highs tend to come with low lows. In a year that saw the release of such instant classics as 12 Years a Slave, Gravity, Inside Llewyn Davis, and many more, there were also scads of terrible contributions to the greater world of movie-going. High highs, people, and low lows. Let's try to make next year a little better, or at least let's aim to populate it with satires that actually try to be funny, sequels that aren't a disgrace to their franchise history, and nothing even remotely resembling inAPPropriate Comedy 2. While there were certainly more than a mere thirteen bad movies that hit the big screen this year (and, yes, we're more than eager to see your contributions in the comments), here are thirteen that stuck out to us in the most unforgettable of ways. We've come to bury them, and certainly not to praise them, so here are thirteen films that we're giddily throwing in the grave.
10 Unlikely Halloween Costumes Based on Recent Movies
Features By Christopher Campbell on October 6, 2013 | Comments (2)Welcome to my 6th annual list of halloween costume ideas. These are mostly original, yet also mostly unlikely suggestions. One thing a lot of them have in common is the fact that you'll need to explain exactly what you are, even if there is some mainstream-recognized foundation. For example, if this was a list of costume ideas based on movies that haven't come out yet, one might be "Justin Bieber as Robin in Batman vs. Superman." The basic Robin uniform would probably be easily understood, but the fact that the colors have been changed to purple, white and black, and why you've got a mop top will require the clarification that it's based on a casting rumor the singer made up. I'd like to preface this year's list by saying that I feel the past 12 months have either been uninspiring compared to other years — and/or I haven't seen the hip movies of 2013. And I didn't bother with much from the last quarter (as in post-Halloween) titles from 2012, because they all just feel like they're from a century ago. Seriously, if you see anyone dressed as Abraham Lincoln and mention Spielberg's movie, you're sure to get a reaction of "oh yeah, there was that movie." Feel free to borrow any of the following ideas for your Halloween festivities, especially if you want something that's a conversation starter. But you must send us pictures. And if you don't like my suggesions but you come up with your own very […]
This Weekend a Documentary and a Foreign Film Opened Bigger Than the New Action Movie
Box Office By Christopher Campbell on September 1, 2013 | Comments (3)As a number of box office reports will recognize, this was one of the weirdest weekends ever for new releases. For one thing, a documentary topped the chart for the three-day frame (there's a chance it won't win the whole four-day Labor Day weekend, however), and for another thing, a Spanish-language movie in limited release rounded out the top five highest grossing pics. Both of these bettered all other openers, including the action thriller Getaway and the British terrorism thriller Closed Circuit, which debuted Wednesday in a low-end yet still-wide release. It's certainly the most curious weekend for box office numbers since a Bollywood movie opened in the top ten back in June. The doc at #1 is One Direction: This Is Us, and as far as I'm aware this is only the seventh nonfiction feature to open this high (the others are Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Jackson: This Is It, Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour and the three Jackass movies — I would maybe count Borat, too, but many people would not), and the first since 2010. To show how bad a weekend this was overall, though, This Is Us debuted at almost half the amount that Justin Bieber: Never Say Never did, but sadly that one was just barely beat (by only a few hundred-k) by the Adam Sandler vehicle Just Go With It. Still, you can bet we'll continue getting 3D music doc-busters starring the pop act du jour thanks to this distinction, even […]
'The Butler' Review: Lee Daniels Goes Historical, the 'Forrest Gump' Way
Movie Reviews By Kate Erbland on August 16, 2013 | Comments (1)Lee Daniels finally goes full historical drama with his Forest Whitaker-starring bid for awards season glory, The Butler (or, Lee Daniels' The Butler, depending on how sensitive you are to technicalities). Based on the real life story of White House butler Eugene Allen, who worked for eight U.S. presidents between the years 1952 and 1986, Daniels and screenwriter Danny Strong have retrofitted Allen's compelling story to suit their own aims (changing the name of the Allen character to "Cecil Gaines" is the least egregious modification to the story, and even that one feels strange). Less a story about one man and his experiences in a changing White House (and a changing world), The Butler is mostly a domestic drama told in the vein of Forrest Gump about a man who just happens to work in the White House, with much of history hitting him outside the confines of his unique job. Despite Gaines' (or Allen's, again depending on how sensitive you are to technicalities) incredibly interesting career path (from Southern slave to hotel employee to highest ranking butler in the White House), most of The Butler is focused on the family squabbles that play out between the apolitical Cecil and his oldest son Louis (played mostly by the wonderful David Oyelowo), who becomes a civil rights crusader in the most Forrest Gump way possible (you name a major event in the civil rights movement, and Louis is there, usually on television too, just for good measure). The film's very subject […]
The Morning Read: Early Oscar Bait, Breaking Trek and Star Wars
Features By Scott Beggs on August 13, 2013 | Be the First To CommentThe morning's most fascinating articles from around the movie website-o-sphere. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?
It's a Presidential Party in New Stills From 'Lee Daniels' The Butler'
First Look By Samantha Wilson on July 31, 2013 | Be the First To CommentNow that Warner Bros. and the Weinstein Company have come to a peaceful understanding over the title of Lee Daniels' The Butler (which is now titled Lee Daniels' The Butler, for true ease) let the marketing games begin for the Oscar bait. Entertainment Weekly has eight new stills from the presidential drama, which follows the story of one African-American butler, Cecil Gaines (Forest Whitaker), who served in the White House through decades of administration changes to see firsthand how the country itself changed. The film has an all-star roster playing the presidents and their first ladies, and the stills show a few of those actors doing their best party impressions. Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan is pretty uncanny. And the beautiful irony of Jane Fonda playing Nancy Reagan will hopefully not be lost on any audiences. Her '80s party dress is spectacular; I'm expecting taffeta and jewels for days.
'The Butler' Trailer Lights a Fire Under Race Relations
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 8, 2013 | Comments (3)When Lee Daniels signed on to direct The Butler, it was unclear how Wil Haygood's "Washington Post" article would be converted into cinematic storytelling. There was a lot of room for maneuvering. Although deft and interesting, there are about a dozen different tones that could emerge from the profile of White House butler Eugene Allen — who served eight presidents from Truman to Reagan and is played here by Forest Whitaker. Judging from the trailer, Daniels and screenwriter Danny Strong swung for the fences. It'll be fascinating to see how they've packed so many trenchant, racially-charged years of American history into an intimately human story. Allen was born in 1919 and would live to see Barack Obama elected president. That's not merely a lot of time to cover; considering the loaded symbolism, the people who sat behind the Resolute desk while Allen was stacking champagne, and his rich personal struggle with the paperwork behind shuffled on Capitol Hill, Daniels and the production have their work cut out for them here. Of course there's also John Cusack, whose face looks like its about to explode playing Richard Nixon. Check out the trailer for yourself:
Release Date Round-Up: David O. Russell's Untitled Gets a Holiday Date, 'Interstellar' Gets Dated, 'Fruitvale' Moves Up, and More
Movie News By Kate Erbland on March 13, 2013 | Comments (1)In the latest addition of Release Date Round-Up, just about every single film that needed a release date gets dated, or at least this giant installment of everyone's favorite release date feature (sure) makes it seem that way. We've got dates for every kind of film under the sun (vampires! true life trauma! comic book movies! historical dramas!), including a hefty number of totally new dates (and a smidgen of some simple change-ups) for many of the films. What we're saying is, there is a lot of stuff here, so better pull out your day planners and get cracking on configuring your movie-watching for the rest of the year. After the break, find out when you can see David O. Russell's untitled reunion with his Silver Linings Playbook stars, Christopher Nolan's next, and seemingly everything else in between. Your wallet is about to take a big hit.
'The Paperboy' Director Lee Daniels Comes Clean About Art vs Commerce and the Beauty of Dancing in Your Underwear
Features By Jack Giroux on October 5, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAfter the critical and commercial success of Precious, director Lee Daniels most likely had offers flooding into his office. Considering the way he describes the post-Precious period, that was indeed the case. There were plenty of movies Daniels could have made and for large sums of money as well. In the end, Daniels decided to followup Precious with The Paperboy, a movie many have called "pulpy." Pulpy material usually doesn't equal commercial success, but after making a hit, Daniels decided to stick with his gut even if his gut told him to turn down millions. The Paperboy, as ludicrous as it certainly is at times, remains a personal story for Daniels. Some may not see through the sweat and violence of the picture, but he saw this as another tale filled with people he knows well and who we don't see on screen often enough: characters with a death wish. The world those characters inhabits is one you'll either love or hate. Here's what director Lee Daniels had to say about his artist side superseding commercialism, when the magic happens on set, and why he really shows Zac Efron in his underwear so much:
First Look: Alan Rickman Looks Exactly Like Ronald Reagan
First Look By Scott Beggs on September 12, 2012 | Comments (1)Lee Daniels is currently waist-deep in White House history, exploring the most visible citizen's home office through the eyes of The Butler – a forthcoming adaptation of a Wil Haygood newspaper article chronicling a butler (played by Forest Whitaker) who served under 8 presidents. Daniels is taking advantage of the huge swath of famous political faces by having a huge supporting cast to play them. One of the less-famous faces is being played by Oprah Winfrey (who is surprisingly not one of the 30 some odd producers), and she tweeted out (via Cinema Blend) this first look at Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan and Alan Rickman (!) as Ronald Reagan. Once again we get to marvel at the make-up, hair and costuming of a historical flick. The team has done a great job of making both look as close as possible (to the point where Rickman is virtually unrecognizable as himself). Plus, the actor raised taxes 11 times in preparation for the role, so everyone's dedication levels are high for this one.
Movie News After Dark: Save the Daleks, Expend the Females and Get Ready for Fantastic Fest
Movie News By Neil Miller on August 20, 2012 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly column about movies that may or may not be skimming the good stuff off the top of tonight's news sundae because it needs to go get caught up on Breaking Bad. Don't worry, there's still plenty happening… We begin this evening with an image of Forest Whitaker as Eugene Allen in The Butler. The Lee Daniels directed film focuses on the long-time White House servant and will also star the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Robin Williams, John Cusack and Alan Rickman.
That's Better: James Marsden Will Play JFK in 'The Butler,' Not Matthew McConaughey
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on July 20, 2012 | Comments (3)Make no mistake, we love us some Matthew McConaughey around these parts, but his unique brand of show-stopping performance is perhaps not so well-suited for historical dramas with large casts of characters, particularly ones that might not have the strongest of directing talent to steer them. Films like Lee Daniels' upcoming The Butler, set to chronicle the life story of Eugene Allen, who served as a White House butler under an incredible eight presidents and through the years 1952 to 1986. To that end, Variety reports (via The Playlist) that James Marsden has joined the film as JFK. McConaughey had been attached to the role for only two months, but dropped out of the project just last month due to scheduling conflicts with the long-gestating The Dallas Buyer's Club. Of course, we must also wonder if those "conflicts" have anything to do with Daniels and McConaughey's last project, Cannes giggle factory (and home of Nicole Kidman demanding to pee on Zac Efron), The Paperboy.
Just For Fun: Conservative Bloggers Already Pissed About Jane Fonda Playing Nancy Reagan for Lee Daniels's 'The Butler'
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on March 27, 2012 | Comments (3)"Yes, the same Jane Fonda who has been described as a communist, was part of the "F" the Army too and is an enemy sympathizer." "Perhaps Fonda will be perfect at mangling history on film, since she's certainly done that in real life." "Of all people Hollywood could haven chosen to portray Nancy Reagan in a new film, they come up with Jane Fonda. It's like they're trying to offend half of America before the movie is even made. " "Arch-liberals Fonda and [John] Cusack playing a pair of major figures on the Right? Conservatives should stock up on antacids starting … now." That's Townhall.com, News Busters, The Lonely Conservative and Breitbart.com in response to the Variety story that writer/director Lee Daniels (Precious) has hired Jane Fonda to play Nancy Reagan for his new movie The Butler, which follow the story of Eugene Allen, a White House butler who served under eight, count 'em, eight presidents during his career.
We Need to Talk About These Casting Rumors for Lee Daniels' 'The Butler'
In Development By Kate Erbland on February 16, 2012 | Comments (1)Last night, my Twitter feed coughed out a story from THR, an exclusive report about casting rumors for Lee Daniels' (Precious) potential next project, The Butler. At the time, I was too stunned (and too busy laughing hysterically) by how completely wrongheaded a few of the potential stars seemed to be for their respective roles to pen something on the subject. I've yet to fully recover, but my typing hands are itchy. The Butler is the true life story of Eugene Allen, a White House butler who worked under eight presidents, spanning the years of 1952 to 1986. Danny Strong wrote the script (with a re-write from Daniels), based on Wil Haygood's 2008 Washington Post story "A Butler Well Served by This Election." You can read the full story HERE, which is a wonderful tale not just about Allen, but about life (and race) in the White House (and America). The story also paid particular focus to the election of Barack Obama – it was published on November 7, 2008, just days after he was elected – and days after Allen himself cast his vote for the first African-American president. But while the story behind The Butler is phenomenal, and Daniels' apparent first choice to play Allen (David Oyelowo) is pretty great, the rest of the rumored casting for the film is a big bag of "wait, what?"
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This is a discussion on What personal defense ammo do you trust your life to? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; 230 grain Golden Sabres in .45 acp....
230 grain Golden Sabres in .45 acp.
PC has become the term for Political Cowardice.
My carry rounds
In USPf and USPc .45
1. Federal Tactical Bonded 230gr +P *
2. Federal HST 230gr +P
3. Federal HydraShok 230gr (Tactical Box)
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In USPf .40 Combat Custom w/JetFunnel
1. Federal HST 165gr*
2. Federal Tactical Bonded 180gr and 165gr
3. Federal HydraShok 165gr and 155gr (Tactical Box)
*Currently Carrying
I switch up every now and then and I'm confident with every one of these, BUT I lean toward the newer technology (Bonded and HSTs) The HydraShoks are great rounds, but the newer Federal rounds have an advantage!
I am just curious why no one is using bullets like the Glaser Safety Slug or one of the Extreme Shock bullets. Are they just all hype?


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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. — For the second day in a row, Cal State Northridge turned Indiana errors into runs. The Matadors took the Sunday afternoon matchup 5-3 at Matador Field to take the weekend series.
After Indiana scored two runs in the eighth inning off Northridge freshman reliever Louis Cohen, the Matadors responded, scoring three runs with the help of two errors in the bottom half of the inning.
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LILLISHA: Mercoledì, gennaio 2, 2013 - 11:29
Never Have I Ever...
Never have i ever written a flavor of love type story...been thinking about it tho. cant think of a good name for chris finding love show tho. also not sure if i want to do a cast call or just make up characters
Latoya-Toya: Mercoledì, gennaio 2, 2013 - 11:58
Girl if u do a cast call
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Connect Your Summer 2014
Join us Monday June 16 for our 2014 Connect Your Summer reading program Opening Day! Patrons of all ages are encouraged to stop in and learn about this year's badges and all of the exciting ways to earn them. Staff will be on hand to help you get started and explain all the ways to win exciting prizes. Fun activities will also be happening throughout the day:
All activities will take place from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm in the Community Room WHILE SUPPLIES LAST.
- Decorate your own tote bag to carry your summer reading library haul.
- Try to guess the number of lollipops in our jumbo guessing case.
- Make and take your very own bookmark.
- Have your picture taken in our special CYS photo booth.
- Enjoy a cookie compliments of Max & Erma's (while supplies last)
All activities will take place from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm in the Community Room WHILE SUPPLIES LAST.
Thu, 2014-06-12 19:48
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I really like doing the summer reading program it helps my reading a lot thank you for doing this for all kids.
Thu, 2014-06-12 20:53
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i'm going to do this connect your summer thing because i got the paper in the mail so i though it might be cool:)
Colin Cunningham
Fri, 2014-06-13 07:36
Fri, 2014-06-13 07:36
You REALLY should try it!
You can win prizes!
But I will not tell you them...I want it to be a suprise!
Colin Cunningham
Fri, 2014-06-13 07:35
Fri, 2014-06-13 07:35
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I finally made an account with a pass code I knew, woo.
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Situated on the Quai Jean-Jaurès waterfront, this seafood restaurant has an enviable location facing the marina and its multimillion-dollar yachts. The dining room is decorated in a sophisticated, marine-inspired style, with snakelike silver candelabras, sea creatures encased in glass domes, and white banquettes set beneath rope light fixtures. Outside, the wooden terrace provides a slightly more casual setting, with small white tables and bright-blue chairs. The classic Provençal menu emphasizes fresh fish, with options like salmon tartare, bouillabaisse for two, and sautéed cuttlefish in a garlic-parsley sauce. The restaurant also serves a handful of non-seafood dishes, such as beef carpaccio.
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After dinner, walk 10 minutes south to the glitzy Les Caves du Roy nightclub; just be sure you're dressed to the nines if you want to get past the bouncers.
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- Family-Friendly Dining
- Good for Groups
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Fangoria have just broken the news that the Chromeskull/Laid To Rest franchise will continue this year with Thomas involved in the third movie, entitled "The Chromeskull Tapes" and written by Robert Green Hall and Amanda Rebholz (you may know her as the super cool chick responsible for our site exclusives and her Thomas-filled portfolio Darkroom Lament). Their preview of Fear Clinic includes some awesome stills and a poster, so check it out. |
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Tezuka Kunimitsu
Fuji Shuusuke
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Inui Sadaharu
Kawamura Takashi
Momoshiro Takeshi
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Ouch. That hurts, Urameshi. You don't value my opinion? Oh well. *pulls out bazooka*
^I value your opinion. Just that I don't care if anyone loses respect for me on that ground. If I really cared about it, I wouldn't have mentioned it.
Lol. It more surprised me than anything. ^.^ I didn't know you were a Fuji fan. (TEZUKA ALL THE WAY!)
^Really?! I started out as one of those crazed Fuji fans and became more moderate after that. I remember having debates with Fayte like a year ago on the issue.
Really? I was probably around and just ignored it. (Or sat in the corner chiming "Tezuka is the best")
^No, those were the days when it took me an entire month to reach 10 posts and Fayte overshadowed me with his rapid growth. Then Fayte left, and then I became noticeable apparently.
Oh please. I went for about a year without posting. Then I guess I just started randomly posting. And before I knew it, I had 4000+ posts. Lol. That's after getting banned for a month, too.
My post trend has been exponential growth...which means I'm addicted to this forum right now.